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GPS Repeater Display
Written by Larry Larlee   
Feb 12, 2010 at 07:56 PM

Have you ever driven through an area and wondered if they had any repeaters close by? Or maybe you knew of a repeater but didn't know the PL tone required to key it up. Ever wonder if you were in the foot-print of a repeater? Do you have a GPS unit in your vehicle? How would you like to be able to see the location, frequency, and PL tone of the nearest repeater? How would you like to be notified that you’re now in the range of a repeater and have its information flash up on your GPS screen? Have I piqued your interest now? Thanks to Greg (VE9MAC), check this out …

Last Updated ( Feb 12, 2010 at 12:01 PM )
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Proposed NB Cell Phone Ban
Written by Administrator   
Jan 13, 2010 at 07:19 PM

It has come to the attention of the LCARC that talk is beginning to arise concerning banning the use of cell phones by drivers of moving vehicles. While there is no legislation on the table at this time, the fact that the government may be considering this is a warning to members of the amateur radio community to take notice, especially after the results of such a ban affecting the radio community in the province of Ontario.

 

Last Updated ( Jan 13, 2010 at 03:19 PM )
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You are invited!
Written by Larry Larlee   
Dec 12, 2007 at 09:16 AM
In the interest of increasing the use and awareness of HF in the Saint John area, an informal roundtable discussion will be held on 28.400 Mhz USB at 9:00 pm local time each Wednesday beginning Dec. 12, 2007. This will NOT be a formal net involving net control. All local area hams are invited to participate.
Last Updated ( Dec 12, 2007 at 09:44 AM )
MFSK ... what?
Contributed by Paul Leger   
Dec 04, 2006 at 10:01 AM

Ever wonder what those "weird" noises on the the HF bands are? Digital modes used on the HF (and other) bands make all kinds of "weird" noises. Ever want to try them but not sure where to start or what's required? Check out Paul's (VE9NC) intro and discussion of MFSK.

Last Updated ( Dec 05, 2006 at 10:18 PM )
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APRS/IRLP Integrated as AVRS! UPDATED!!
Written by Larry Larlee   
Oct 10, 2006 at 10:23 AM
Ever want to talk to someone but have no idea what repeater they might be on? AVRS (Automated Voice Relay System) may be just the thing for you.
Last Updated ( Oct 22, 2006 at 01:24 PM )
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A Ten-Tec transceiver and a part of a satellite tracking station are received, along with more.

RAC
Radio Amateurs of Canada

Repeater Info
Callsign: VE9SJN
Frequency: 147.270+
Location: Millidgeville
IRLP Node: 2009
Echo Link Node: 285237
 
Callsign: VE9SJW
VHF Frequency: 146.895-
UHF Frequency: 443.600+
Packet: 145.010 
Location: Spruce Lake (West)
 
Callsign: VE9HPN
Frequency: 145.130-
Location: Dickie Mountain (Hampton)
 
APRS: VE9GFI-3
Frequency: 144.390
 
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